A letter from a woman named Rose prompts Fiero to undertake a journey through the forest to pay her a visit. However, along his way he encounters some dangerous lumberjacks who attempt to do him harm. Fiero makes an unlikely friend with an odd yet lively rubber ball, which follows him and helps him on his journey.
Note: The first scene is just an animation. Press any key to begin the game, or watch some camera zooming for a bit.
Controls: WASD or Arrow Keys for movement. Hold SHIFT to sprint.
With the ball: Hold Q to see where the ball is if you become separated. Hold E to have the ball attempt to follow you.
A lovely, relaxing kind of atmosphere - which is slightly at odds with what is actually a very challenging physics game. Man does it ever look pretty though, and I like that even though the main character is constrained to 2D movement, the enemy movements still make use of the third axis - really excellent work all around
Awesome mood. Level design was done well. Core mechanics need polish as the jump was floaty and the movement slidey (quicker reaction times and more drag on the acceleration). But hey they all worked without bugs! Art was awesome! I can't help but assume the art wasn't all made during the jam though. Freaking amazing if it was! Mood reminded me of Zelda OoT intro.
Nice graphics/music and its fun kicking the ball around, although it gets annoying with it flying all over the place. Does the game end near the house? I couldn't go any further at that point.
Gorgeous game, I really liked the ball camera to show you were it is. The constraint to 2D is an interesting idea in a 3D world, and I would like to see where else you could take this game.
A game that makes nice use of atmosphere and physics to present an enjoyable challenge. There could be a little more warning that the level had ended, but that's a minor thing. Great job!
The visuals were excellent. The setting and mood of the game was very laid back and relaxing, it sort of reminded me of Harvest Moon or Ocarina of Time.
Nice work! Relaxing as others have said, and also challenging! Tighter movement and faster text would have been nice (I know, same issue in my game :P), but overall a great entry!
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